Praise for Isn’t It Always Love…

“On her first solo album for the label, Joanne O’Brien has a thorough understanding of contemporary, at times countryish ballads that generally fall on this side of show music. The set’s oldest tunes include a lovely pairing of Lennon and McCartney’s “Golden Slumbers” and an old Tin Pan Alley standby “Dream A Little Dream,” and a sweetly gentle “That’s All.”Randy Edelman’s “You,” Julie Gold’s “Southbound Train,” and Jeffrey Harris and Judy Baron’s “Something I Thought I’d Never Do” are other touching treats. O’Brien has a strong cabaret voice that seamlessly brings pop generations together.”

— Irv Lichtman, Billboard Magazine 3/18/00

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